[applause] pecial agent david bailey. medal of valor presented to special agent david bailey. u.s. capitol police, district of columbia. for taking brave and decisive action to sub due an active shooter. special agent bailey was shot during the exchange of gun fire but continued to advance the shooter without benefit of cover until the active shooter was subdued. saving the lives of members of congress, attending family members and congressional staff. [applause] officer nicole bataglia. medal of valor presented to officer nicole bataglia. alexandria police department, virginia. for demonstrating extraordinary courage in saving the lives of two u.s. capitol police officers, members of congress, their families and congressional staff. officer bataglia engaged the assailant, exchanging gun fire at close range and ultimately eutralizing him. [applause] fficer alexander jensen. medal of valor presented to officer alex jensen. alexandria police department, virginia. for swift and valiant action in responding to an active shooter. officer jensen put himself in harm's way during the activ

and shrapnel injured special agent bailey as bulleted swirled all around him.h officers continued to face down the gunman until they brought hichl down. he had rifles. they had handguns. that's the big difference. these officers saved the lives of every innocent person on the field that day. many of them friends of mike and myself. they are american heros. we salute them. [ applause ] >> we also salute the members of congress who acted with such bravely in the face of danger, shielding each other and caring for the injured. we honor today the emergency dispatchers who directed first responders to the scene within seconds. they really acted quickly. i especially want to recognize all of the personnel from the alexandria fire department we for providing support. thank you for what you did that day and for what you do every single day. thank you very much. [ applause ] we also expressed our deep appreciation for the paramedics, doctors, nurses and surgeons from med star washington hospital and george washington university hospital for saving the lives of the wound

bailey: vietnam became the ever worse war. the contrast are certainly significant, but they also have become larger and larger avenue we have made the parallel oppositions in war. the problem with the war in vietnam in terms of conscription is that there was just way too many men. because a relatively small number of men served, those people who were drafted experienced it in a sense of unfairness. that created a certain amount of resentment. the baby boom fed into vietnam. there were 27 million men who came of draft age in the vietnam era. 2.2 million were drafted. 8.5 million volunteered and 16 million people were deferred. the common experience in the vietnam era was not military service. it was the opposite of world war ii and world war i and the opposite of korea. the fact that only 2.5 million american men were even sent to vietnam, the majority not in combat, created a very different sense of what was fair and what was not fair. some of it was the war in vietnam becoming increasingly unpopular. it also did not provide f

bailey: i agree with you. it is only fair. laura: our next question comes from this gentleman, rate here. draft any different for the naval or air force? i, faulkner: in world war when the original selective service act comes out it allows people to volunteer for the army until december of 1917. there is a rush of guys to volunteer in the last month. december is the largest month of volunteers during the war. -- it still allows voluntary enlistment in the navy and the marine corps until the summer of 1918, then it closes it off. world war i gets to a point, after that everyone is in the same pocket. dr. bailey: the marine corps traditionally relied less on conscription than any of the other services, very probably so. it were able to get enough people volunteering. laura: great question. being here.ou for interesting subject. is there a correlation between not declaring war and not having a draft? we went into vietnam, we get afghanistan, and it is almost as though -- this is way off -- it is almost as though we are willing to

that's why you see all this slowing approaching bailey road. other than that the rest of your commute is very light but we're be track that in bay point. approaching the bay bridge no problem we just have those cash lanes we saw on the camera. back to you. >>> we have continuing coverage right now of our top story this morning. amusement parks across the country zeroing in on safety after a deadly accident in ohio. >> today spectors will check out rides in san francisco barred walk. >> in video that's been widely circulated on social media you can see the fireball road at the ohio state fair. one person died, at least six others were injured. the fireball right here is made by the same manufacturer and though they've never had an incident here, they wanted to take extra preoccasions so they shut is down early. there are key differences between the two rides. the ride at the ohio state fair is portable and can be moved from one event to the next. >> our i'd have a fixed right ride, permanent amusement ride. it's inspected daily as state mandated

capital police officer david bailey.ss for words, keeping things brief in the spotlight. >> i'm very honored to be here. thank you for the award. thank you. appreciate it. >> the ceremony was in the congressional cemetery, next to the grave of the only man who signed the declaration of independence buried in d.c. >> special agent bailey, you and special agent greiner embody the actions, your actions speak to the freedom that we celebrate today. thank you for your dedication to our country. [applause] >> reporter: in southeast, mike valerio, wusa9. >> the ceremony also honored crystal greiner who also fought to save lives that day. she wasn't able to make it to the event, so another colleague accepted the award for her. >>> north korea tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. at the white house with the u.s. response. >> reporter: all cheers from north korean leader kim jung un after his country's latest missile test. this one a potential game changer. state television reported it was a hassan 14 intercontinental bal

[applause] special agent david bailey. medal of valor presented to special agent david bailey, u.s.olice, district of columbia for taking brave and decisive action to subdue an active shooter. special agent bailey was shot during the exchange of gun fire, but continued to advance the shooter without benefit of cover until the active shooter was subdued saving the lives of members of congress, attending family members and congressional staff. [applause] officer nicole bataglia. medal of valor presented to nicole bataglia, alexandria police department, virginia for saving the lives of two u.s. capitol police officers, members of congress, their families and congressional staff. officer bataglia engaged the assailant, exchanging gun fire at close range and ultimately neutralizing him. [applause] officer alexander jenson. medal of valor presented to officer alex jensen, alexandria police department, virginia. for swift and valiant action in responding to a shooter. officer jensen put himself in harm's way moving without cover and drawing fire from the assailant until the assailant was s

officer davis bailey of the united states capitol police. and officer krystal breiner of the united states capitol police. [applause]. as you will hear more in a moment these five officers exemplify the best of law enforcement in this country. and they honor us by their presence today. before we welcome the president would you just join me in showing one more round of applause to five remarkable americans and all the men and women in law enforcement that they represent. here at the white house. [applause]. [music] ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states. [music] [applause]. please sit down thank you. and thank you to vice president for doing a fantastic job in for the introduction we welcome you all members of congress into english guess we are gathered here today for a very special occasion as we pay tribute to real heroes who screen just actions saved some lives just six weeks ago. on the morning of june 14 several members of congress began their day on the baseball diamond practicing for one of this town's greatest traditi

lee bailey came up to me and whispered in my ear, why the hell did you let him do that?ow he was going to do anything. no. chris is a good man. he's a good prosecutor. he's a bright man. he should have known better. >> i remember watching the gloves in the courtroom and thinking to myself, he's not going to ask o.j. to put on the glove. that's too much of a risk. you never ask a question in a courtroom, much less do a demonstration where you don't know where the outcome is. and it was like a slow motion disaster movie for the prosecution as o.j. milked the moment for all it was worth and pretended to try on those gloves. >> after the trial, christopher darden would admit to larry king it was a mistake. >> when it happened in court, did you know you were in trouble? >> i knew that it hadn't gone as well as i hoped it would -- as it should have gone. >> did you consider it earth shattering to the case? >> no, not necessarily. not particularly. it wasn't until i went upstairs and left the courtroom that i realized people thought it was a monument taal failure. >> was it chr

we big to the regulator ceo, andrew bailey. -- we speak to the regulator ceo, andrew bailey. up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm francine lacqua in london. within the last hour, andrew bailey announced that libor wil ill be be abolished by the end of 2021. they are looking to replace this with a system based on actual transaction. i'm pleased to welcome on "surveillance," andrew bailey. mr. bailey, thank you for joining us. you gave this speech downstairs in our auditorium. why are you reforming libor now? >> because we observed the reset in which libor was that the assumption behind that resetting was that the transactions in bank funding would reemerge, but they have not. the assumptions that we have markets and money that will support libor has not happened. the current structure, in a sense, depends on expert judgment, which by the way, they do well. i was careful this morning to say, this is not a scandal, but about the long-term sustainability of the structure. francine: if the structure is not sustainable, why keep it on for

officer david bailey of the united states capitol police. and officer crystal griner of the united states capitol police. >> as you will hear more in a moment, these five officers exemplify the best of law enforcement in this country. and they honor us by their presence today. before we welcome the president, would you just join me in showing one more round of applause to five remarkable americans and all the men and women in law enforcement that they represent. here at the white house today. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ♪ ♪ >> please sit down. thank you. and thank you to vice president for doing a fantastic job and for the introduction. we welcome you all. members of congress and distinguished guests, we are gathered here today for a very, very special occasion. as we pay tribute to real heroes whose courageous actions under fire saved so many lives and alexandria, virginia, just six weeks ago. on the morning of june 14, several members of congress began their day on the baseball diamond practicing for one

bailey, let me ask you what you think life will be like for o.j.orida if that is where he goes upon his release this fall? >> well, it's been made clear that he's entitled to go to florida, he'll be under supervision. i think he better not get caught spitting on the street or looking crosswise at a police officer because he's going to be on tender hooks. however, i'm confident from his past conduct and my acquaintance with him that he will tow the mark and you won't hear from him again in respect to the conviction in nevada. >> a lot of people, you know, have looked at what happened yesterday and it brought them back. it brought them back some 20 years to when you were very much in the spotlight and o.j. simpson was very much in the spotlight. just to be clear, have you spoken to him recently? what was the last conversation you had with mr. simpson? >> i have not spoken with him since the night before his trial ended in las vegas. and very frankly i believe he's been discouraged from speaking with me because there is no question that the acquittal

still bailey's crossroads is the same area. these are really slow movers.some heavy rain across part of 66. along 50. a few light showers for us in the district. we move farther north. you can see light showers around wheaton, bethesda, get to howard county and to laurel, hanging on light rain as well. that is what most of us will see. the quick hit and miss showers. a lot of them aren't moving too much so they have to rain themselves out. that is what is happening to the one there hanging closer to fairfax in arlington. run throughout the rest of the night. at 10:00, it's isolated. getting c time, most of it fizzles out. overnight we have more rain. check out wednesday. a lot of cloud cover. not a pretty day. we will hang on to the rain. better chance the farther west you live especially over toward the i-81 corridor but i still think we get rain around d.c. as well. fast forward to the fireworks. 8:00 at 83 degrees. then again, isolated thunderstorm is possible. but i think more and more of us are going to be drying out by then. still warm and very muggy.

we heard from officer bailey for the first time since the shooting. he kept it simple. >> i'm going -- i'm greatly honored to be here, thank you for the award. and thank you. [ laughter ] appreciate it. >> bailey was hit by bullets fragments during the shooting. his partner, griener was shot in the ankle. she's still recovering. another officer accepted her award for her. >>> it's your lucky day! you're on facebook for amazing things happen around the clock and lo and behold, all you have to do is share a post and wamo, you'll be showered with fabulous prizes! have you ever been showered because of something you did on facebook? >> i didn't think so. >> sweepstakes and giveaways, here's one that had verified written all over it, literally. loads of free stuff, trusted and verified giveaways and freebies. right. we have two separate questions about sweepstakes pages on facebook. two women asking us if world of free stuff and women's corner are really offering tiny homes, cook ware, trucks and jeeps for free. so first we dug in to this world of free stu

officer bailey and griner are american heeos. it has been widely wormed that their actions saved dozens of lives. every member of congress owes them an enormous debt. every day thousands of -- every day thousands of our capitol police officers protect members, staff and visitors in this building. you see some at the doors, others working with k-9 dogs. there are also many officers you do not see. these officers are analyzing intelligence, working with law enforcement, and performing many other tasks that keep this place safe. should any of these officers be seriously injured performing their duties, this bill will provide some relief, some measure of relief and peace of mind to their families. i urge my colleagues to support the passage of this bill. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i do want to thank my good friend, mr. brady, for being here today, managing this bill. on the other

hold all those things are very much up in the year but if this stuff does continue i don't think kay bailey hutchison is going to pose much for a problem for drinking i will see if she has any effect on his foreign policy or world view as it pertains to nato ray mcgovern thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us on the most welcoming them. and the f.b.i. is warning parents to be aware of smart toys that may be putting children safety at risk toys that connect to the internet are vulnerable to hacking also therefore giving toys access to a child's g.p.s. coordinates their voice or face parents are being asked to think twice artie's project a sample of the story today from los angeles bridgette at tell us why why are children's toys so vulnerable to these safety breaches. monella parents buy these toys thinking that they're safe simply because they're on the market but what they don't realize is that safety precautions are often overlooked when it comes to these toys in order to get them on shelves as quickly as possible and to make sure

hold all those things it's very much up in the air but is this stuff does continue i don't think kay bailey hutchison is going to pose much for a problem for him we'll see if he has any effect on his foreign policy or world view as it pertains to nato ray mcgovern thank you so much for sharing your expertise with us you're most welcome. the situation in afghanistan continues to deteriorate for american military forces across the country and now an american airstrike has left ten afghan policeman dead in the helmand province in the south of the country conflicting reports though from local officials say up to thirty five were killed in a strike the u.s. military has released an official statement expressing deep condolences to the families and promises an investigation into the cause of the incident argues caleb maupin has the reports we're hearing condolences from u.s. officials and in response to the afghan security forces that were killed but the numbers that we're seeing being released by the u.s. air force confirm that the situation in. stan is escalating and that the risk for

landsdown, bailey road a crash and fuel spill. tacony-palmyra was up for a northbound ship back down, you're good to go there in both directions. in east norton, the crash along swede road has cleared. there's one this conshohocken at elm and walnut street. construction resurfacing going on in pennsberg, montgomery county. avoid route 29, main street, garyville pike is an alternate. >> developing this morning a powerful earthquake rattled turkey and greece, the quake sent a building crash down on tourist on the greek isle. no at a tattle were reported in -- no fatalities were reported in turkey. many slept outside trying to stay safe in the aftershocks. >>> o.j. simpson is planning for his life after prison. he became emotional when he was granted his release. he has spent nearly 9 years in prison for an armed robbery at a las vegas hotel. he claims he was trying to reclaim some of his personal memorabilia. >> i thought i was glad to get my stuff back, it wasn't worth it. nine years away from your family is not worth it. i'm sorry

this is the westbound direction at bailey road. two lanes remain blocked and traffic backed up to about railroad at this point. also some overnight roadwork along 160 between sherman island and highway 12. that's towards rio vista. one-way traffic control until 6 a.m. so you will have delays if you are heading out that direction. we do have a connector ramp that's closed along eastbound 24 to southbound 680 should be opening up here in the next 15 minutes or so. and also various lanes closed along highway 24. so just a few delays right near that interchange there. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> it might take months before an investigation reveals how a ride turned deadly at an ohio amusement park and cameras caught the moment when the ride malfunctioned. we are warning you, it's graphic. you can see the ride swinging down and spinning back up when seats ripped off the ride sending the riders dropping. one man was killed. here's a look at the chaotic moments just after the ride broke. some of the 7 people who were h

special agent paley offering his best bailey -- special agent bailey offering his thanks for the honor. >> thank you. i am greatly honored to be here. thank you for the award. thank you. >> the other officer could not attend the ceremony, so her supervisor accepted the award on her behalf. donald trump and the first lady are having a picnic today with night with fireworks. to he will meet with vladimir putin. he says syria is top of the agenda. then there is this. will we have a new hot dog eating contest winner this fourth of july? the reigning champions biggest challenger is chowing down as we speak. year, he devoured 70 hot dogs in 10 minutes. on the women's side, a returning champion was able to maintain her championship. 41 hot dogs in 10 minutes. wow. many will hang out on lands this fourth of july, others will hang out on a boat. we have barbecues, picnics, nationals baseball and a crowd on the national mall. city, the beauty of our that we can do that. national resources and the coast guard will be out aggressively in force, making sure everyone is having a good time, but also

this crash just past railroad approaching bailey road right lane blocked. it's about 47 minutes between antioch and heading into hercules connecting with i-80. you may see some flashing lights at least a visual distraction through there. an earlier crash cleared along vallecitos just east of 680 but we still have some crews on the scene waiting for a tow truck to arrive. in the meantime, very slow speeds drop below 25 miles per hour along highway 84 there. 880, southbound direction, seeing the usual delays. it's about 15 minutes from 238 on down towards decoto road highway 84 there. san mateo bridge our travel times in the green just under 20 minutes. but out of hayward to foster city, it's getting crowded. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> right now, in the midwest, some people are bringing home their groceries in kayaks. the severe flooding forced evacuations and caused blackouts in multiple states. illinois saw lightning strikes. in one ohio subway a football and carnival space were flooded out. the state had 45 evacuations when a mobile ho

he presented the medal of the value lar to bailey -- value lar to david bailey and crystal griner. he also awarded it to three alexandria police officers. >> lug triumphs over tragedy and our than ever. nancy: there trump said the officers saved many lives braving the gunfire. >> the republican senators are coming to the defense of jeff sessions firing a fire storm of tweets aimed to him by trump. lindsey graham today with a warning for the president. >> i'm 100% behind jeff sessions. the chairman of the you dishiary committee sent -- judiciary committee sent out a chilling tweet. there will be no confirmation hearing for a new attorney general in 2017. if jeff sessions is fired there will be holy hell to pay. any effort to go of after mueller could be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency unless mueller did something wrong. horrifying. nancy: an -- alison: an 8-year-old is dead. a car broke off and handed on the concrete below. three of them tonight in critical condition. one girl near the ride overcome with emotion after witnessing it all. >> she is like my seat keep s

and a former texas senator kay bailey hutchison has been nominated to become the u.s. ambassador to nato her senate hearings are underway senator hutchison's nomination is a big swing in the opposite direction from then candidate trump's remarks about nato being obsolete hutchison is quite the conservative and has a very strong stance against russia so to discuss this and nato and a lot more i'm sure i'm being joined by former cia analyst ray mcgovern great thanks to you being here with us again today on friday with me like you're you're here with me every friday i love it how do you think the appointment of such a right wing conservative to this position will affect our relationship around the world with our our nato allies well it will depend on whether mr trump was able to make his policies through. it's sort of like go team of rivals sort of thing. when obama came in he appointed hellary clinton bobby gates and all those people you know he thought that he could control them trump seems to be in the same midst misapprehension that he can kind of let these people be

some news coming from the old bailey.s been jailed for life, with a terrorist has been jailed for life, witha minimum terrorist has been jailed for life, with a minimum term of 60 years and six months, for plotting to bomb an eltonjohn concert on the anniversary of the 911 attacks. that news just coming anniversary of the 911 attacks. that newsjust coming in — a life sentence for a newsjust coming in — a life sentence for a man newsjust coming in — a life sentence for a man who was plotting to bomb an eltonjohn concert. more on that later. a 16—year—old girl has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of seven—year—old katie rough. the little girl died injanuary, after being found seriously injured on a playing field in york. she later died in hospital. our correspondent phil bodmer has been following the case at leeds crown court. katie rough died from severe lacerations to her neck and chest in a playing field in the woodthorpe area on the south—western outskirts of york in january. she was attended to by paramedics and take

griner and bailey were part of the security detail for steve scalise. they engaged in fire until the police arrived. 've been credited >>> today is j outside a look at the u.s. capitol, security will be extremely tight especially in the wake of that shooting at the congressional baseball practice. you can see d.c. security police officers doing a walk-through there. that happened during rehearsal with the concert. people will be coming tonight to see the signature fireworks on the washington national mall. >> reporter: there's many reasons why people come fro all over the world for the fourth of july. it's a dream come true for this family. for bobby daltrey, it's personal. >> we are a military son that serves awesome. >> reporter: tourists and local do. >> you have the national independence day parade coming down 17th avenue. >> reporter: over at the capitol rehearsals are taking place while crews are making sure everything is in place. doors open at 3:00 p.m. and bag checks will be conducted. >> we'll make sure everything is secure and making sure no

david bailey and crystal grind eras well as alexandria officers nicole what tal yeah, kevin jobe anal commander general sen. the officers are credited with members and others including steve scalise. capital police, special agents, david bailey and crystal grinder race through the bullets and that's exactly what they did. they raised through the bullets. and immediately engaged the gunman. minutes later, members of the alexandria police department arrived on the scene. these officers \safe\saveed the lives of every innocent person on the field that day steve scalise is now out of the hospital. he will now begin a period of intensive rehoob. doctors say he is in good spirits and is looking forward to returning to work. coming up next, a fears disee bates over a high school with a controversial name. that's right, fox5's kristin leone is live in falls church tonight. any word on the vote? >>reporter: no word yet on that vote, vote will be made tonight. coming up we'll break down what's been going inside that room in the middle l school and it's been happening for the last two hours. ton

addison heights, bailey's crossroads and old town alexandria. that is where we are seeing the strongest storms. we are hoping to pause this for you. if you are watching the in silver spring, cabin john, mount pleasant, this is the heaviest rain located now. let's show you the cameras we see, the bottom screen is tysons. that is where we are looking at and the conditions are going to improve a little bi screen shaded in yellow. that means the rain is not falling as hard. but walker chapel and brookmont are the areas still looking at the heaviest rain as they advance off to the east. around 20 miles per hour. seat pleasant, silver hill, friendly. you are not seeing the rain yet but you are under the warned area as we move through the next half hour or so for that severe thunderstorm warning. the rest of the area under severe thunderstorm watch. that is until 9:00. i do suspect many of this will be discontinued as we head through the next, well, probably the next couple of hours or so. give you an update, track here for where the storms are located

there with a high-powered rifle. >> reporter: while the members ran for cover, special agent david bailey and crystal griner both highly respected veterans of the force instantly fired back. not thinking twice about sacrificing their lives to save those they swore to protect. >> thank you to the d.c. society of the sons of american revolution. greatly honored to be here. thank you for the award. >> reporter: brianer wasn't able to attend the ian poulter, but her supervisor accepted the award for her. >> i just wanted to i know she wished she could be here. >> reporter: two officers thankful for the recognition, but it's the entire nation that is grateful to the men and women like them who protect the freedom we enjoy. reporting in the district, megan fitzgerald, news 4. >> the summer season usually brings droves of people to d.c. southwest waterfront for crabs and fresh fish. several businesses say they're losing money this year. a developer's crane is blocking access to the parking lot to the wharf. news 4's derek moore took a look at the problem this week. >> reporter: the fish market h

capital police, special agents david bailey and crystal grinder raised through the bullets. and that's exactly what they did, they raised through the bullets. and immediately engaged the gunman. minutes later members of the alexandria police department arrived on the scene. these officers \safe\saveed the lives of every innocent person on the field that day house majority whip steve scalise is now the out of the hospital and will begin intensive inpatient rehab. >> the rain is coming tomorrow. >> yes, coming later in the the day tomorrow so the dwrief in should be fine shall but the drive home than a the beginning of the weekend dodging a the lot of weekend. tomorrow get your grocery shopping done. >> it's almost like preparing for a wirnt stosm. a noreaster is a all your stuff where you want to be for the even. even if that means staying inside, sitting on the the couch watching movies all weekend, i'll be with you because you don't want to be outside, especially not the saturday. it's been fairly quiet. it will remain quiet overnight and into tomorrow morning. heavy rain o

teisha bailey traveled across four states to make a decision. bailey says she saw a story about dangs and was determined to meet her when she passed through tulsa. very cool . the rolling in no doubt. >> that's the for us and jim lokay is up next with the final five. havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. thanks to janice here, our lovely home is now a smart home. what does janice do? she's connected to all the lights and appliances. and, can even read my texts. reading text: when is your mother leaving? i can't take it another day. response: i know. pour me a big glass of chardonnay asap. really? analysis: we are out of chardonnay. shall i order more? yes. find savings in every room at havertys. life looks good. >> what a busy day it's been in politics. final five, president trump on the campaign trail in ohio. john mccain helping the gop move forward with the healthcare plan. paul man forth , jeff sessions isn't being fired but the president sure seems like he wants him out of a j

extensive training and quick response by special agents crystal griner and david bailey saved lives.like to commend them publicly for the heroic and professional response protecting the members of congress and senators and others that day during the practice session for the congressional charity baseball game. we have often discussed the department needs remain agile while also tuning to enhance our capabilities and i believe that in the vibrant and which we operate it will be necessary to provide increased coverage for member events going forward. in doing so we appreciate the congress can can support of our mission and its recognition of eight to provide additional resources as we identify new and increasing threats. accordingly we develop our fiscal year 2018 budget request of 426 $.6 million with a focus on continuing to equip and train and prepare our work force to protect protect unites states capital and the congress to ensure the remain safe and secure. due to the global threat environment and the terrorist attacks, the type visitors organizations targeting attacks the public

witnesses say special agents david bailey and crystal griner prevented a massacre.icers shot and killed a man and opened fire on congressional congressman who were practicing for a baseball game. >>> dc, maryland or virginia, you're bound to notice major road projects in the works. three of the biggest ones right now, i-66 inside the beltway where tolls are being added. the third street tunnel project, known as capitol crossing. that was huge. and rockdale bite in front of walter reed. news 4 transportation reporter adam is working for you with what you need to know about all of this. >> aren't you excited. it's that time of year again. no, not the fourth of july. we're talking about summer road work season. things are starting to heat up out here, it could mean big delays. the road work. >> it starts. it hasn't stopped. >> it is everywhere. are you kidding. this corner right here it's the worse. >> with that in mind, let's take you on a tour of the project to watch out for this summer. in the district the third street tunnel project takes on a new shape and form ev

. >> reporter: the makeshift memorial for homicide victim david bailey aged 23.was gunned down friday afternoon in the 700 block of south van buren. his grieving cousin held a vigil at the murder scene today. >> that's how this city is man. you can't really bring somebody back from that. but i love you bro'. it's only us, you know. i owe you bro'. >> reporter: the bailey murder touched off a staggering string of shootings across wilmington over the weekend. by 11:59 last night a total of nine shootings spread out here in a total of six separate incidents. crafts men were placing the glass on the door after it was hit with bullets last night at the landmark kingswood community center. the center was not the target a motorist sitting at the stop sign last night on about we are street was hit in the arm with a stray bullet. this community center an all purpose agency that has served this area for more than 70 years. >> it is frustrating because today we have to clean up the mess, we have to replace the glass, limit our services to the community. we're here to serve

the old bailey heard haroon syed was plotting to bomb an eltonjohn concert in london.guns. the weapons had been hidden in engine blocks on a trailer which was about to be taken through the channel tunnel into britain. two men from poland and the czech republic were arrested in connection with the raid. a price cap on energy bills could be extended to many more households on low incomes, under plans being considered by the regulator, 0fgem. labour said the plans represent a u—turn because the conservatives said in the election campaign they would bring in an even wider price cap for 17 million customers. 0ur personal finance correspondent simon gompertz is here. despite labour's reservations, on the face of it it sounds like good news for millions. if you are one of those that benefits. the conservatives said in their election campaign they would bring in a price cap for people on standard tariffs, which tends to be more, that's two thirds of customers and where 17 million comes from. in the queen's speech, that precise number and policy didn't appear. the job of dealin

it's a very different experience. >> kyle bailey from the salt line.nats park, right in the neighborhood. thanks. >> thumbs up, delicious. and that's news4 midday. thanks for being with us. >> you can get news all day long on the nbc washington app. we'll see you back here full. neither can i. see you later. >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> i wonder, if, like, you really are ready for the same things that i'm ready for. when it comes to the next step of things. >> i told you that i was healing. you said the same thing. so -- >> i meant that. >> oh! bachelorette shocker. rachel sends dean home after telling him she's falling in love. is he still heartbroken? he is here first with us here today. >> can we all agree? do we love dean so much! >> he poured so much of himself out on national television, that whole hometown reunion with his father. it was so emotional. it was like an hour-long therapy session. and then she breaks his heart! i wasn't expecting that.

david bailey/special agent: "i'm greatly honored to be here. thank you for the award.terisa ) congressman scalise remains in the hospital this morning. he is recovering from the injuries he suffered in the shooting. ( james ) there is a new plan in the works to expand one of the biggest reservoirs in the east bay. water agencies want to raise the dam at los vaqueros reservoir from 55-feet to 273-feet. it would nearly double the capacity to serve about one-point-four million customers. but the project is expected to cost 800- million dollars. the contra costa water district is going to hold public meetings over the proposal. ( terisa ) a woman is accused of setting fire to a home with her ex-boyfriend inside then crashing her car through the kitchen wall.( james ) this happened in stockton. kay recede has the details. by neighbors accounts -- cottage court is a peaceful place to live -- but peace is sometimes short-lived(sot - dario vasquez, neighbor)"and heard a loud noise it wasn't like crash but it was a loud noise."the stockton police department says this woman-- ar

south lansdowne avenue bailey road. another accident in conshohocken. elm street at walnut st.nd after stirring of -- string every accident all morning long, the good news they're getting cleared out of the way fairly quickly, just a heads up. tomorrow morning emergency deck repairs, city avenue, city off to ridge avenue northbound is closing so tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., to 3:00 p.m. so just heads up. and the youth regatta as well tomorrow which will close kelly drive. kelly drive is closed 12:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. rahel, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. breaking news this morning, from philadelphia's tioga neighborhood. a man and a wheelchair is shot and killed, his caretaker injured, following a violent home invasion. this happened just before midnight on the 3300 block of north gratz street. police say the 36 year old victim and his 51 year old care take her just returned home, when two gunmen tried to force open the front door. >> the 36 year old wheelchair bound victim was actually struggling to try to keep the door closed. that's when one of the perpe

special agents david bailey and crystal griner were honored by the "d-c sons of the american revolution" yesterday. both were hurt in that ambush: griner was not able to attend the ceremony -- so her supervisor accepted the award on her behalf. congressman steve scalise is the last of the five shooting victims still hospitalized -- but continues to improve. happening today -- montgomery county -- taking a big step, toward going green. the correctional facility is flipping the switch on its new solar energy system. it's the biggest system of its kind on any facility run by the county, and it'll supply more than sixty percent of the building's energy for the entire year. also today -- parking prices are going up in bethesda. street will increase from two dollars an hour, to $2.25. lot parking goes up to $1.50... and in parking garages.. the three high-demand facilities will now cost you $1.25 an hour. all other garages increase to a dollar an hour. those new garage rates will be phased in starting monday. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - heat wave over... 5-10 cooler today; still

this is fun. >> is it bailey's in his fruit loops now, jamie? >> i think it's bailey's, i think it's johnnie walker. >> sounds great. >> i don't think he's having fun is the bottom line. just to put this in some context. we're only six months in. >> right. >> this is not the first go round where reince priebus is out and there are all of these rumors that he's not long for this job, and his allies are pushing back, saying he's not going anywhere. that said, the level of the rumors, the dysfunction, the push is certainly different this week than we've ever heard before. but let's not forget, he serves at the pleasure of one person, that's donald trump, and that's when we'll know if he's in the job or if he's out. >> yeah. ladies, thank you so much. not enough time. let's talk more scaramucci, the mooch, next week. >> any time you want. >> okay. thank you so much. >>> let's continue on. >>> let's continue on. hour two. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> i'm brooke baldwin. we have more now on the stunning defeat of the republicans' effort to

we had an earlier crash that did clear so mo noir no proper problem toward bailey. the peninsula, no delays, 101 and palo alto, the headlights seeing a few more folks and here your travel times approaching the bay bridge where the metering lights are on. >> you know what else we're approach something. >> it's the end of the work. >> the weekend, right upon us. >>> it we've gotten through three days already, about to knock down thursday. >> not that we don't love being here. >> right. >> enjoy every minute. >> but we of course love our time off too and checking out some festivals, relaxing by the beach you can't beat that. as we look at saturday's forecast, inland areas are going to be hot. we know that, it's going to be up to 95 degrees the bay at 87, and the coast 70 degrees on sunday, no major changes here but it does get a little bit hotter inland. so you may be making plans to find some air-conditioning or one of those misting stations if you'll be in the gilroy area checking out the gilroy garlic festival this weekend. all of that garlic just going through the

a 19—year—old man has beenjailed for life at the old bailey for planning bomb attacks on potential targets an elton john concert. president trump has expressed his support in the case of terminally—ill baby charlie gard after tweeting he would be delighted to help the family. also in the next hour... downing street insists there's no change on public sector pay policy. the 1% cap will stay in place, despite growing pressure from senior conservatives to lift it. the northern ireland secretary, james brokenshire, says a deal can be reached on power sharing at stormont, despite the latest deadline passing without agreement. and andy murray begins the defence of his wimbledon title with a straight sets win on the first day of the championships. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a long—awaited report that is hundreds of pages long and catalogues the abuse and humiliation of children in jersey for decades. the independent inquiry found there had been failures at all levels for several decades, and that the states ofjersey "proved to be an ineffectual and neglectful substitute pa rent". rober

this is fun. >> is it bailey's in his fruit loops now, jamie?iley's, i think it's johnnie walker. >> sounds great. >> i don't think he's having fun is the bottom

it's particularly a pleasure to have ckay bailey hutchinson. we know that russia's aggression really is a major concern to many of our nato partners and our strategies on how we deal with russia's incursions into ukraine and georgia, moldova is a real challenge to nato. we know afghanistan is a continued challenge to nato. you're going to have your plate full and we look forward to working with you on this committee. whenever we need help, it's those countries that we turn to first to help us in regards to our national security concerns. so these are really close partners. the chairman knows that i always raise issues concerning human rights. you might think that when you're looking at four democratic countries, that maybe that's not as important. promoting perse ining american always important. our strength is in our values and our values are respect for human rights. particularly as it relates to singapore we do have issues. singapore are ranked near the bottom in their protection of many of the human rights issues. the reporters without bord

bailey who leads the u.k.'s financial conduct authority told a crowd at canary wharf firms should be able to take their own decisions on where they locate subject to appropriate regulatory arrangements being in place which preserve the public interests authorities should not dictate the location of firms he went on to say it would be regrettable if those firms moved before knowing what drugs at negotiations turn out to be but he welcomed the competition from other cities like frankfurt and paris to take over as europe's finance. canada's prime minister will be treading lightly at the g twenty summit as he attempts to manage a potential showdown between the us and germany are looking out for his own country's best interests and that is just one of the possible fights there will be a number of divisive issues on at play during that meeting which could cause some sparks to fly including climate change terrorism trade and refugees or tease out some highlights has the latest for us from toronto alex. so far we've se